orphinio vs Jardineira

orphinio for iPhone is a musical instrument with a unique sound between glockenspiel and jaw harp. Like on its bigger brother Orphion for iPad you can play expressive, wonderful sounds and easy or virtuosic melodies on it just by moving fingers on virtual pads. This video shows you how: https://vimeo.com/82138127 What can I do with it? ◦ Express the sounds you feel ◦ Play polyphonic music very expressively ◦ Crazy drumming and shaking ◦ Dream and relax ◦ Create soundscapes and melodies without 
musical knowledge ◦ Visually explore music and music theory ◦ Use orphinio’s innovative interface to play other synth apps via MIDI Features ◦ Different articulations from soft to plucked to hardly slapped ◦ Natural interaction ◦ Shaker mode ◦ Individual voices for each finger ◦ Extend your ways of expression as a percussionist, guitarist, pianist or other musician ◦ 9 transposable pad layouts with different tonalities from easy to complex ◦ Record and share what you play via EMail, SoundCloud or AudioCopy ◦ Audiobus support: Now you can stream live audio directly to other Audiobus-compatible apps! See http://audiob.us for more information. Follow orphinio & Orphion on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/orphion
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Concept: The app “Jardineira” will convert incoming singing voice to fine monophonic MIDI data using pitchBend. It works as AUv3 effect. Please check out the following system requirements. System Requirements: 1. AUv3 host which has a flexible capability of MIDI routing (“AUM”, “apeMatrix”, “Loopy Pro”, etc) 2. Headset (Apple’s “EarPods”, for example) 3. 3rd-party instrument that has a functionality of pitchBend. Scheme: Voice in -> Jardineira (MIDI out) -> 3rd-party instrument Usage: One important calibration 1. Adjust Jardineira’s pitchBend range to the same value as the one of destination instrument. There are 9 sliders. 1. “channel” means the output’s MIDI channel 2. “audio out” determines whether the input voice is turned on or off (default: OFF) 3. “pitchbend range” determines Jardineira’s internal pitchbend range 4. “transpose” transposes MIDI note. 5. “input gain” means microphone’s input gain in dB. 6. “latency” : the smaller the value, the worse the analysis. this trade-off is inevitable. 7. “envelope follower” determines whether envelope follower works or not (default: ON) 8. “MIDI CC” determines MIDI control change number. 9. “amount” determines how the envelope follower affects MIDI CC value. Specifications: Available range: C3 - C6